That said, it’s natural to be drawn to one particular song time and again, depending on your natal astrology. Keep reading to discover which Fleetwood Mac song you are, according to your zodiac sign.
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Your Fleetwood Mac Song, Based on Your Zodiac Sign
Check for your Sun, Moon, and Rising signs.
Ruled by Mars, the planet of action, energy, and aggression, you’re a human fireball who has no interest in slowing down pretty much ever. Moving forward is your forte, and as the first sign of the zodiac, and one of the cardinal bunch, you’re also quick to take the initiative. That’s why Christine McVie’s upbeat, go-getter anthem is right up your alley. “Yesterday’s gone” is so aligned with your mentality. When a situation doesn’t go your way, you’re lightning fast to speed onto “tomorrow” — and to take life by the horns, much like the Ram you are, and do whatever you can to cross whatever finish line you've set your sights on.
Taurus: “The Chain”
In this iconic hit, which happens to be the only song that is credited to all five members of the band (Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham, Christine McVie, John McVie, and Mick Fleetwood), Nicks and Buckingham sings about holding on and enduring (“Chain, keep us together”). That couldn’t be more in tune with your M.O. as the fixed earth sign. In fact, sometimes you struggle with breaking out of ruts and moving on, because you’re so loyal, dependable, and resolute. And because your ruling planet is Venus, which oversees relationships, the message likely reminds you of how you might’ve felt during a particular breakup — whether romantic or platonic. After all, as one of the fixed crew, you do often steer toward absolutes (“And if you don’t love me now, you'll never love me again”). At the same time, the romantic vibe of the song, which steadily builds to a driving crescendo, feels like it mirrors your grounded, long fuse that, when tested, can erupt into a stunning explosion.
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Cancer: “Seven Wonders”
As the fixed fire sign, ruled by the confident sun and associated with the fifth house of romance and self-expression, playfulness and lighthearted joy is baked into your astrological DNA. For that reason, Christine McVie’s Rumours track is illustrative of your approach to love — and life, really. Inspired by Christine McVie's affair with the band's lighting director, Curry Grant, the 1977 tune encapsulates what it’s like to fall head over heels for someone who brightens your world by simply being their “sweet, wonderful” selves. As a Leo, you tend to do this for everyone around you, so when you find the person who fuels magic for you, you can bank on effervescent chemistry.
Virgo: “Rhiannon”
For this 1976 hit, Stevie Nicks was inspired by Welsh myth of Rhiannon, an intelligent, autonomous, and strong ruler and mother who was known for her powerful communication skills, which sounds a lot like the mutable earth sign ruled by Mercury, the planet of information. In the track, Nicks describes the “old Welsh witch” as someone who “rules her life like a fine skylark” and is just out of reach. This mirrors the fact that one of your life lessons is often to learn how to be more discerning about who you give your energy to, given the fact that you’re so service-oriented, intuitive, and interested in helping others.
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Scorpio: “Silver Springs”
Buoyant, jovial, full of joie d’vivre, adventurous, and a proponent of the idea that more of just about anything is generally better, you owe your “go big or go home” mentality to the fact that Jupiter, the planet of expansion and fortune, is your ruling planet. That’s why Fleetwood Mac’s 1987 ode to joy-packed, uncomplicated, playful love feels like it’s exactly your vibe. When you fall for someone, you’re all in. McVie’s lyrics touch on being over-the-top, head-over-heels in love (“I'll speak a little louder, I'll even shout/You know that I'm proud and I can't get the words out”) — something you excel at — and even touches on your signature wanderlust in the title and chorus.
Capricorn: “Hold Me”
The 1982 track, written by Christine McVie and Robbie Patton for Mirage, was inspired by McVie’s relationship with Beach Boys Dennis Wilson, and appeals to your pragmatic, industrious nature as the cardinal earth sign, because it touches on themes of choosing stability over chaos, opting for emotional maturity versus drama (“I'll be waitin' for ya/If you ever want to be there”) and embracing forward motion and consistency. It’s also a pop earworm that sticks with you over the years and is a quiet crowdpleaser from the Fleetwood Mac catalogue — an attribute that mirrors your innate steadfastness.
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Pisces: “Songbird”
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